In this episode, we explore what really happens after marriage. Relationships and marriages can start with love and good intention but what happens when people change, trust is broken, and property or children are involved?

We discuss:
-The emotional toll of infidelity
-The complexities of property settlements and joint assets
-Power imbalances when one partner controls the finances
-Why parenting issues often overshadow financial stress


Whether you’re in a relationship, considering marriage, or going through a separation, this episode will open your eyes to the often-ignored legal and emotional battles couples face.
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In this episode, we explore the real struggles international students face in Australia academic pressure, cultural shock, high rental costs, and stricter visa rules. We unpack the gap between expectations and reality, course misalignment, and the new Genuine Student criteria. Murad also highlights current skills shortages and how students can better prepare for long-term success.

Whether you’re a student, parent, or education advisor, this episode offers essential guidance on navigating study pathways and making informed, future-proof choices.

🎙️ Tune in to hear Murad share expert insights on academic transitions, skilled migration, and choosing a course that sets you up for success no matter where life takes you.

 In this episode, Hayder Shkara sits down with Vanessa to break down the new Property Law Act 2023 and what it means for real estate agents, sellers, and buyers.

They cover:
• Mandatory seller disclosure laws coming into effect August 1
• What must now be revealed before a property hits the market
• Risks of non-compliance — including last-minute contract terminations
• How these changes shift responsibility from buyer to seller
• The growing cost of property transactions and what first-time buyers should know

Whether you're in the industry or looking to buy/sell, this episode breaks down the biggest reform to Queensland property law in 50 years — and how it could impact the entire market. 

In this episode, Hayder Shkara and family lawyer Layla Sayed delve into the complexities of family law, discussing the emotional and legal challenges faced by clients.

They explore the journey of becoming a lawyer, the daily realities of practising family law, and the importance of mental health in the legal profession. The conversation also addresses the dynamics of domestic violence, the role of AI in legal practice, and the need for reform in youth justice laws.

Layla shares insights from her experiences, emphasising the need for compassion and understanding in family law matters.